NYC School Librarian Guidebook: Infrastructure
Resources to examine our inherent bias, promote personal awareness, and help us build collections for our students that reflect themselves and the world around them.
Infrastructure
Elements of Effective School Library Design
- Adequate and flexible space for simultaneous activities (whole group, small groups, individuals)
- Library arranged for effective use with designated areas for specific activities (storytelling, research, technology use, etc.)
- Location of library in school allows equitable access and fosters collaboration between librarian and teacher.
- School library design adheres to Universal Design principles and ADA standards.
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